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Bing in Ireland
I think this may be of interest - at least, it's the first time I came across it:
The channel is named: A classic St. Patrick's day with Bing. It says the video's in this channel are 'exploring the irish side of Bing'. I saw several items that are new to me and I would welcome any comments.
- Malcolm Macfarlane
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Re: Bing in Ireland
Looks like it may have originated from our friend George O'Reilly.
- Malcolm Macfarlane
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Re: Bing in Ireland
The Bing Story item is "Discovering: Bing Crosby" which pops up on Sky Arts regularly. You will have recognised the 1967 "A Little Bit of Irish" (Bing visits Dublin 1966).
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Re: Bing in Ireland
Thanks, Malcolm. We don't have Sky Arts here, so this is new to me. I will view it in due time.
Have you any idea where the "Bing in Ireland" items originates from? It was uploaded 2 weeks ago, so you'll have to use the arrow at the right to scroll to the more recent items. I scanned through it and to me it seems like a production from the Irish TV. If my ears don't betray me, I even hear people speaking gaelic in this documentary about Bing.
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Thread Starter- Malcolm Macfarlane
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Re: Bing in Ireland
Bing Crosby in Ireland was a production on the Irish channel TG4 in 2013. See BING #165 (winter 2013) page 39 for details. The channel broadcasts in Gaelic!